Hillsboro recorder., 1887-10-13
YHE WORLD OYER,
EPIT0ME OF THE INTERESTING
NEWS OF THE DAY.
The Irish Trsabiss--I.aher Agitation Every
where-whst is Deins North, Easts
West and Across the seas.

west ana Across the seas.
Advces from Tangier report that the
Sultan OF Morocco Is dead.
An attempt was made to murder the
Turkish minister at Athens, Greece.
Miss Sarah Jewett, well-known ac-
tress, ii now a subject Of charity, having
become addicted to the opium habit.
John b. Finch, Of Nebraska, noted
Prohibition orator, died at the Eastern
railroad depot, In Boston, Mass, from the
effect Of q fit.
Al shock OF earthquake was felt
throughout Greece. The disturbance
was the strongest on the northern and
southern shores Of the Gulf OF Corinth.
Ex-Goy. VIM. u. Washburn dropped
dead on platform at the hall, at the
morning session OF tho American board
Of foreign missions in Springfield, Mass.
A testimonial TO Mr. Burgess, designer
OF the Volunteer, Is being raised, and
Mr. Baird, secretary of the yacht club at
New York, says the fund viii reach $780,
900.
The British Steamship Reupor, from
Carthagena August 80, for Philadelphia,
with crew OF thirty-two men, Is sup.
posed to have gone down, with all on
board.
James Gordon Bennett, OF New York,
win publish newspaper IN Paris TO be
known rs the European Herald II
will be modelled after the New York
Herald.
Mrs. w. w. woolsey, wife Of veal
thy planter Of Aiken, s. G., fell flom the
third story window Of Dr. Spior's medi-
cal institute in Brooklyn, N. Y, and
died few hours later.
Sir John swinburne and o. Y. Morgan
and Haley Stewart, all members Of Par.
lament, sailed from England for New
York. They are members Of the Inter.
state arbitration delegation.
Adyicgs from Rio Janeiro stale, that
medical opinions have been published 70
the effect that Emperor Dom Pedro viii
never again be able 20 attend to public
Affairs, through the progressive failure Of
his intellect.
Edward and Thomas Morgan, nged
about twenty-eight and twenty.ssx re-
spcctiyely, were found dead In bed at
their hotel in Chicago, I'LL, suiIocated BY
gas. They came from Ardakc, Dakota,
and werS en- route to Canada.
The three-masted schooner, City Of
Green Bay, went hard ashore two miles
south OF South Haven, Mich. When she
struck she vas wAter-loggcd. She lay
exposed but short time. and then fell
apart, and six of her crcwwere drowned.
A corpse was found among the tele-
phone and telegraph wires, sixty feet
high In the air 81 Detroit, Mich, the
electric current swinging the arms and
legs rs II the man were alive. How the
body got there Is mystery.
The cases OF the Commonwealth against
The employees Of the Anchor Llnc Trims.
portaton company for working on SIM.
day In Erie, Pa, in violation Of the stat.
ute OF f764, were called. Tho magis.
trate sustained the prosecution aud i'm.
posed fines In seven cases.
Eight s4ttalions Of spsnish infantry,
besides cavalry and artillery, have been
concentrated at Cadiz and Malaga, IN
readiness 10 cross over 20 Morocco imue-
diately. This force Is under command
OF Gen. Lasso. Several war ships arc
also in readiness for actiye service.
Mr.. Bell, representative owner Of The
Thistle, now in New York. stdcd that
he would be glad TO enter the Thistle in
any regatta IN which the Volunteer was
entered, as no thought II would b sat-
isfaction to both Gen. Paine and himself
TO have tho two boats race against each
other once more.
Rev. Mr. Cooper, curatc of CfeIing.
ham, Suffolk, England, murdered Vicar
Farley. He entered the Wears bedroom
and cut his ihruat with razor iIelhen
fed, but subsequently returned and was
arrested. Mr.. Cooper has been quite
unpopular IN Crclingham. and this fact,
Il is believed, unsettled his mind.
Frank Campbell, foreman OF the Aichi.
son, Topeka 4 Santa Fe Railroad bridge
gang, was shot and killed bg Mike Nc
Graw, one of his men. McGraw has
been mentally unscund for some time, rs
consequence OF becoming oycr-hca.cd.
and became possessed with q fancy
that Campbell, who was really tho bcsi
friend he had, was trying to injutc him.
Sophie Gudmond, young immigrant
girl, tried 10 commit suicide BY drown.
ing at Castle Garden, In New York. The
World alleges that her dependency was
due TO her being left alone and destitute
In the city BY reason Of the arbitrary
action Of the Trunk Line pool, who
sent her friends West by one route. and
intended 10 send her by another. Strict
investigation will be made.
A strandcame loose IN the cable on
the Walnut street cable road, at Cincin.
matt, o., and wrapped around grip caI
coming west on Sixth street. The cal
was full VI passengers, and IN lis wild
fight Il overlook another car at sixt.
and Main, full Of people. This car Il
pushed along. Brakes were applied an
then the wheels were locked dead or
both cars. On they went until inall,
dcrailed. Some thirty peopiu were In
juted; several fatally.
The projected International socialis
Congress, convukcd under the anspicr
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